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mortifying

4 synonyms for mortifying, grouped by meaning and by how common each one is.

Adj — So embarrassing that it makes you want to disappear.

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mortifying experience utterly mortifying

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What does “mortifying” mean?
The word “mortifying” means so embarrassing that it makes you want to disappear. In plain terms, describes something (an event, a moment) that causes deep embarrassment.
How do you use “mortifying” in a sentence?
Here is “mortifying” used in a sentence: “Forgetting his lines on stage was a mortifying experience.”
What part of speech is “mortifying”?
“Mortifying” is an adjective.

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